M Mikey- macrumors regular Original poster Mar 18, 2008 227 1 England Oct 20, 2008 #1 Hi, is there away to check who is connected to my wi-fi and also is there away to kick them off it? Thanks in advance, Michael
Hi, is there away to check who is connected to my wi-fi and also is there away to kick them off it? Thanks in advance, Michael
E emt1 macrumors 65816 Jan 30, 2008 1,389 20 Wisconsin Oct 20, 2008 #2 Mikey- said: Hi, is there away to check who is connected to my wi-fi and also is there away to kick them off it? Thanks in advance, Michael Click to expand... Use WPA2. Honestly people...
Mikey- said: Hi, is there away to check who is connected to my wi-fi and also is there away to kick them off it? Thanks in advance, Michael Click to expand... Use WPA2. Honestly people...
i.shaun macrumors 6502a May 1, 2008 784 0 Canada Oct 20, 2008 #3 disable Network name (SSID) Broadcast, make sure when you do that you change it to something (so clever people wont just type in what it was before) also, enable MAC address filtering. Only addresses on the list will have access
disable Network name (SSID) Broadcast, make sure when you do that you change it to something (so clever people wont just type in what it was before) also, enable MAC address filtering. Only addresses on the list will have access
E emt1 macrumors 65816 Jan 30, 2008 1,389 20 Wisconsin Oct 20, 2008 #4 i.shaun said: disable Network name (SSID) Broadcast, make sure when you do that you change it to something (so clever people wont just type in what it was before) also, enable MAC address filtering. Only addresses on the list will have access Click to expand... Both of those methods can be defeated in a matter of minutes. I'll say it again, use WPA2.
i.shaun said: disable Network name (SSID) Broadcast, make sure when you do that you change it to something (so clever people wont just type in what it was before) also, enable MAC address filtering. Only addresses on the list will have access Click to expand... Both of those methods can be defeated in a matter of minutes. I'll say it again, use WPA2.